Unity-Wilkie Press-Herald

With summer slow down in communities when family, friends and neighbors ae gone to the lake or on vacation, simple collaborative efforts can brighten the days of seniors and those on a tight budget.

Libraries are good for circulation and they are never overbooked. Kerrobert, Luseland, Unity and Wilkie have plenty of ways to bust boredom this summer.

With inflation driving food prices higher and wages not keeping up, the demand on Canada's food banks is greater than ever.

Did you know that half of STARS funding in Saskatchewan is raised annually through corporate gifts, donations and fundraisers, and the other half comes from the provincial government?

For this Unity service club, there's no lion around as the they complete another section of paved pathways for the benefit of residents.

Province tours arrival of first five Registered Nurses from Philippines; meanwhile the Opposition points to long surgical wait times.

Hay is of good to fair quality for the first cut. Pastures range from good to poor condition, overall, 47 per cent are in fair condition.

While St. John's Anglican Church is still up for sale, caretaker Val Middleton says many people and places have benefitted from belongings of the church.

A new time capsule to be placed upon completion of Kerrobert Courthouse stairs restoration project is waiting.